KeePass under Linux with Mono
To enable most .plgx-Plugins, you need to install the mono-gmcs-Package. For newer versions of KeePass, use mono-dmcs. For a list of all needed packages, look at leo.gaggl.com.
To enable most .plgx-Plugins, you need to install the mono-gmcs-Package. For newer versions of KeePass, use mono-dmcs. For a list of all needed packages, look at leo.gaggl.com.
Calibre settings Enter the following two expressions under Search & Replace in the conversion settings: This will cut out the left (contents) and right (ads) sides as well as the comment form. You will get a plain nice eBook.
If you want to find out from which PPA a specific package was installed or what other PPAs hold it, you can use the following command: (found at superuser.com) Here you can see that the package mpg is in the PPA gmpc-trunk/mpd-trunk and also in the natty/universe repository. The installed version is that from the… Read More: Find PPA for specific package »
On a Windows 7 64bit, I was not able to capture any DV video from a video camera connected via Firewire IEEE1394. I was able to control the camera from the capture program (tried NeroVision and magix Video Deluxe) but only got a black screen and no audio. After a little search, I found this… Read More: No DV capture possible on Windows 7 64bit »
Product Page Android 2.x-Phones Notification service using OpenWatch, Tasker and PHP Setup Tasker Setup Server Put the following file onto a webserver capable of running PHP scripts (notify.php): Usage Under Linux, you can send a notification like this:
After an upgrade to Ubuntu Lucid Lynx, all Samba shares were missing symlinks, esp. symlinks to directories outside the share. To enable these again, add the following lines into the [global] section of your /etc/samba/smb.conf: Then restart smbd and you should see the symlinks again.
There are various secret menus hidden in the Android OS. Here are some of them (thanks to askvg.com): Code Description *#*#checkin#*#* Forces the system to check for updated apps or a pending system update (found that one here first) *#*#info#*#* Shows various informations about GSM network, CDMA, WLAN, battery, etc.; also allows you to change… Read More: Android Secret Menus »
To let Windows Mobile find ringtones on the SD card, they have to be in a special folder. For Windows Mobile 6.5 this is \Storage Card\My Documents\Ringtones – or \Speicherkarte\My Documents\Ruftöne on a German system.
Aptoide is like a package manager for Android. It retrieves lists of programs from different repositories and lets you install, update or uninstall these programs. Here are some repositories to use (mostly from forum.xda-developers.com): You might try to download this file aptoide.myapp from your Android phone (with Aptoide installed!) which should auto-add all repositories: